I have met here a few times as part of the City of Morrisville community event I participate in as…read morea volunteer annually. The center is clean. The staff is friendly and professional. This will be my second year volunteering alongside some of the City of Morrisville committee members and leaders. I've enjoyed being able to show up and volunteer which allows me to learn from others, and give back to the community and the most rewarding is seeing the evolution of the community event I consistently volunteer to assist. Overall, Cedar Fork Community Center seems to be a great community center. The building is nicely maintained, clean, and comfortable. There are various after and before-school programs for children, and camps.

Great place to visit. So many city programs are here. They are all really good and not super…read morecompetitive so as to alienate certain kids.

Beautiful, light, bright, clean and well run community center. We play pickleball there 3 times a…read moreweek and it is so fun. They have three courts and supply the balls. Will keep returning.

Today we enjoyed Abbott's Creek Community Center + the park. I was so impressed with the property…read more When we first arrived we couldn't help but notice how clean the parking lot was. There was plenty of parking, I am not sure how it would be earlier during the day but it was great parking around the time that we went. As we were walking up there was a staff member there letting down the flag and she asked us how she could help us she was really nice. We noticed that they had an outdoor basketball court so we used them restroom and went straight there. The bathrooms were clean too. Which was great for small children who love to touch things. The park was really nice but we were only there for basketball court which was cool. One of the goals had a glass missing which was okay but for someone who likes to make all of their shots it was an inconvenience. But the park overall was clean and really nice. Overall it's one of the nice parks in Raleigh and we would love to go back.

This review is not about the community center. It's about the park. Beautiful area. However the…read morekids that run rampant with no adult in site. I took my grandchildren and there was a group of children from 4-14. Running trying to hog the equipment. Using foul language. It would be a fun park if all the children had a responsible adult controlling their behavior.

I came here today for a baby shower. It took place in one of their activity rooms. It was a decent…read moresize and had access to a kitchen area. The staff that was there was helpful and anytime we needed any extra tables or chairs, he was there. The facility was big and spacious. I saw many people playing basketball and volleyball. This might be a good place to bring the family, but make to look at the schedule.

A stable in the Community- reasonable rental rates -available for Worship Service - Weddings -…read moreReceptions - Birthday Parties - Anniversaries & more! Very convenient access to a major Interstate -

Some things are hard to find these days - a sense of welcome - a coming home - a place where…read morecompetition does NOT exist. The Front Porch offers this. I had always thought of it just for the summer music series. Yet inside you can browse a book, your children play with toys or even buy an ice cream sandwich for $1 while listening to amazing music - well that is a rare gem. The community raises funds to buy the old general store and now it is open on occasions throughout the year - Great musicians are hosted and people are kind and welcoming.

Fireflies, fairy lights, and old time music on a summer's eve. That's what you'll find at the Bynum…read moreFront Porch music series on Fridays, June through August. Though the general store closed several years ago, the charming old post office and sundry shop is still the gathering place for music lovers of all ages. Bring a chair (or a kind volunteer will set one out for you) and sit back while a band entertains you from 7-9 p.m. I saw the Wehutty Mudpuppies this week--a great old time string band that had young and old dancing on the lawn. See the summer lineup here: http://www.bynumfrontporch.org/index.php?page=calendar It's an alcohol-free event (though I did notice some folks discretely drinking malt beverages from travel mugs). There's also a food truck or two with hot dogs, barbecue, and ice cream. Go back to a sweet, simpler time and check out the Bynum Front Porch Series. It's good old-fashioned fun.

The kiddie pool play structure area (toddler friendly) and pool (3 ft) are wonderful. They provide…read morearm floaties and kickboards to boot. The pools are indoor but they often have the roof partially open so there's shadier areas and other spots in direct sun. Always a lifeguard around and pretty relaxing for parents. The times are a bit limited but overall I've found sign up to be straight forward for the weekends and the play areas at least don't require sign up currently on the weekdays. The fitness classes tend to fill up fast, too, but is included and not at extra cost. I tried the Zumba one and it's meh because the teacher barely interacted with the class. The levels of experience in the room was pretty mixed. I do the punch card and am not a member, so I really only go if it's rainy TBH. However, they do have basic gym equipment so it's worthwhile with the pool access. They currently don't have a family membership so it can be pricey. But it does mean it's not as crowded as I first assumed it would be. So good COVID upkeep and crowd control when I've gone. Hoping they offer more class times or outdoor programs.

We feel so lucky to live near Morrisville Aquatics and Fitness Center. The center is well-equipped…read morewith treadmills, stationary bikes, weight training machines, as well as wonderful swimming pools. The facility also includes tennis and racquetball courts. I personally most enjoy the variety of exercise classes, from Yoga and Tai Chi to Low Impact Interval Training, Silver Sneakers, and my favorite, Senior Strong.

Always responsive when I call or stop by with questions. The Womacks are passionate about the…read moreSanford and Lee county.